Police deny 90 football fans entry to Celtic v Rangers match

A group of 90 football supporters were barred from entering the Old Firm match after refusing to cooperate with police searches. Before the Celtic v Rangers game, officers were given special powers to intercept fans they suspected of potentially committing a crime. Most of the supporters had concealed their identity, leading to their identification and… Continue reading Police deny 90 football fans entry to Celtic v Rangers match

Second teenager dies following car crash near Shifnal

Tragedy struck in Shropshire as a second teenager has passed away following a devastating car crash. The 17-year-old boy succumbed to his injuries in the hospital after the incident that took place in Tong near Shifnal on Friday night, as confirmed by West Mercia Police. This comes after an 18-year-old man tragically lost his life… Continue reading Second teenager dies following car crash near Shifnal

UK weather: Rising temperatures forecast to bring warm start to spring

As astronomical spring begins on Thursday, the UK is set to experience a significant warm-up with temperatures potentially reaching 18C in the southern regions. This increase in temperature, expected to be seven or eight degrees above the average for this time of year, is a welcome change after a colder start to the week. Areas… Continue reading UK weather: Rising temperatures forecast to bring warm start to spring

Stem cells: Newport mum has 'nothing to lose' by saving baby's

Upon the birth of her son, a mother from Newport made the decision to preserve his umbilical cord stem cells, emphasizing the value of having a “back-up” plan. Natalie Harrop’s determination to explore blood cancer treatments was ignited by the passing of her friend Jacqueline due to leukaemia. Through her research, she uncovered that the… Continue reading Stem cells: Newport mum has 'nothing to lose' by saving baby's

Alton Towers shuts Toxicator on opening day after pipe bursts

The grand unveiling of Alton Towers’ latest attraction, Toxicator, was marred by a burst pipe that caused a leak of brown liquid, leading to the evacuation of the ride. Visitors to the popular Staffordshire theme park expressed their frustration on social media as park staff worked diligently to address the unexpected issue on Saturday. The… Continue reading Alton Towers shuts Toxicator on opening day after pipe bursts

Conservatives push for ban on phones in schools

The issue of banning mobile phones in schools is set to be debated by MPs this week, with the Conservatives leading the charge for a vote on the matter. Shadow Education Secretary Laura Trott highlighted the importance of ending phone use in educational settings, calling it a “no-brainer” decision. Despite previous guidance from the Tory… Continue reading Conservatives push for ban on phones in schools

Roblox: The Welsh game creator with 11 billion visits

Osian Taubman-Edwards made a life-changing decision when he opted to forgo college in favor of creating games. A chance encounter with an advert for Roblox on YouTube led him down a path that eventually made him the platform’s top developer. With over 11 billion visits to his profile and five million new players enjoying his… Continue reading Roblox: The Welsh game creator with 11 billion visits

Liverpool baby Sienna-Rose who fell ill in Mexico flies home to Alder Hey

BBC News reporter Stewart Whittiingham has covered the heartwrenching story of a 19-month-old girl from Liverpool who suffered a brain haemorrhage while on holiday in Mexico. The young girl, named Sienna-Rose, collapsed in Cancun and underwent life-saving surgery, but the family faced a daunting challenge of raising over £100,000 to fly her back to the… Continue reading Liverpool baby Sienna-Rose who fell ill in Mexico flies home to Alder Hey

Mental health conditions are overdiagnosed, Streeting says

The Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, has pointed out an “overdiagnosis” of mental health conditions, stating that too many individuals are being prematurely dismissed. Streeting emphasized the necessity for the welfare system to be sustainable, as the government prepares to implement reforms aimed at reducing the benefits expenditure, particularly concerning the eligibility criteria for applying for… Continue reading Mental health conditions are overdiagnosed, Streeting says

Fine cancelled for Essex couple who found migrant on motorhome

In Essex, a couple who recently encountered legal issues regarding a migrant found on their motorhome have received good news. Originally facing a hefty fine of £1,500 from the Home Office for failing to detect the stowaway, Adrian and Joanne Fenton from Heybridge can now breathe a sigh of relief. Their story gained attention after… Continue reading Fine cancelled for Essex couple who found migrant on motorhome